Broadalbin High School - Kennyetto Kronicle Yearbook (Broadalbin, NY)

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'DDMKMK IEID 'C ll A IL 'C IL IU II3 Fzrsi Row left io rxght Nelson Ryfa Mlldred Wxnney Betty McFarlan Stephen Hoshlyk Second Row lefi to nghi Mae Coleman Arlene Frye Helen Nadwockl Catherme Olm stead Jean Eaton Margaret Verrego Mr Clarence Heagle Last Row left io rxght Helen LEWIS Stella Grant Audrey Thum DOIIS We1ss Els. mo1 Benedlct Presldent Mlldred Wmney V1ce Presldent Nelson Ryfa Secretary Betty McFarlan Treasurel George Stead Faculty Adv1sor Mr Heaglc The Cornmerclal Club entered 1tS fourth vear of organlz mon at B H S Ill Septun ber 1939 The above offlcers were elected and lt was declded to hate monthly mcctlnbs on the second Tuesday ot each month musxt for both round and square danclng, Contestants vtcre entered 1U the dlstrlct Commercial Contest at Scotu Ill Alllll und 1 thextre partx vw as enjoyed durmg May Pms were purchased bw thc mtmbu md 11 w lb dec1ded to make the annual award ln June to the student wlth the h1g,hest lcgents IX CI 151, IH tvto commerclal subjects . I . - y . . Y L I A 4 YV I T u v 'lv 1 . X ' D T X ' ' I ' I' ' t ' rt The annual dance was held on February 21. with the Four Aces furnishing the ks , . . ' ,A Z 1 . ii, vi . ' ' . h ' - k ., nv , , ,.S 1 - ,R 1 ' 1 ' v' , 'ry v ,, .' L v -1 rx ' ' ' .

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IBIDDAIDAXILIIBIIN S'CIl'I'D'DlL 'DIDCIHIENFIDA Standing from lefi to ugh! lTrombon1stsB Lena Kenyon Ernestlne Van Der Sluys 4V1ol1n1stsb Kenneth Eglin Richard Baker Theodore Arthur Miss Martha Wagnei director Cecile Hapeman Grace Westfall Beverly Van Der Sluys tP1an1stsl Elaine Cornell and Catherlne Johnson Fron! Row Gladys Rockwell Janet Sawyer Alan Seward Janlce Seward Rodney Saw yer Clement Hapeman and Retha Van Der Sluys The orchestra is an enjoyable and worthwhile act1v1tv ing music' from operas and the school song Alma Mater When a student has tanen free school lessons until he is fairly capable on his chosen lnstrument he is allowed to enter the orchestra The beglnner continues to take lesson In orchestra he recelves added instructions to heed differences ln expression keep accu rate rhythm observe variations 1n speed and bring out the solo parts maklng the Whole ensemble f1t together as each young muslcian endeavors to perfect the thread of notes which he must weave into the melodlous composltion CECILE HAPEMAN l T 1 9 V I 1 - This organization is now working on simpler arrangements of the classics, includ- . VY ' ' ' , . '